Review: Rubens and his Legacy, Van Dyck to C’zanne
The RA’s new exhibition on the baroque master provides us with a broad view of artistic inspiration as well as…
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Gail's Artisan Bakery falls short on delivering the goods
Gail’s Artisan Bakery can’t quite reproduce their in store magic when it comes to delivering to your door says Josh…
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The Hideaways Club share their tips for last minute Valentine’s getaways for you and your loved one. Valentine’s Day is…
ByTsipras' democractic victory offends the Brussels bureaucracy
Stephen Hill says that the EU needs to heed the red tide rising across Europe Alexis Tsipras’s success in the…
ByEurope's QE is too little too late
It would have been cheaper to let the banks go bust than let the global economy float on a glut…
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David Ross
British entrepreneur David Ross is a staunch supporter of the Tory government, which is why it is so surprising to…
ByYou can't be too careful online in protecting your privacy and even your home
Jenny Afia explains the importance of online privacy to stop the press peering through your virtual keyhole From the analogue…
ByHMRC determined to pluck the non-doms' tax goose
Non domiciles may have to accept HMRC are limiting previous freedoms to interpret tax in the UK says Sophie Mazzier…
ByVanitas, vanitas, all is vanitas at BRAFA's sixtieth edition
William Cash welcomes a memento mori or two at the Brussels art fair Two things set the tone for an…
ByOpera Review: Giordano, Andrea Ch’nier, Royal Opera House
Melinda Hughes swoons over Jonas Kaufmann’s singing and David McVicar’s lavish staging I am overwhelmed and overjoyed with the Royal…
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US has highest number of ultra wealthy, report finds
A new report from WealthInsight shows that the UK’s UHNW population has now risen to 10,000 individuals. This would place…
ByClementine Wallop's Nigeria diary of plans and unplans
Nigeria may have ‘apocalyptic traffic’ and luxury tax hikes but it also has endless music and radiant butterflies Friends occasionally…
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Tackling inequality is important for rich and poor alike
One per cent of the world’s population will own as much wealth as the other 99 per cent by next…
ByJanuary's restaurant openings leave a sweet and sour taste
Emily Rookwood is unimpressed by the cold food and colder temperature of Jago, but warms up for Amaru The most…
ByExploring Copenhagen's restaurants beyond Noma
Scandiphile Emily Rookwood offers dining tips for exceptional food without the ants and moss Copenhagen has been one of the…
ByGuest recipes: Bocca di Lupo's blood orange treats
Jacob Kenedy offers two recipes for those sanguine citrus fruits We have hit the incredibly short blood orange season so…
ByHow a 'Great Estates' approach can help the modern property sector
The likes of Grosvenor, Cadogan and Portman can help inspire the longevity of modern property investment projects The pursuit of…
ByAfter the Charlie Hebdo attack, here's how to support free-speech charities
Angela Kail offers a guide to some of the charities which exist to support freedom of speech around the world…
ByMishcon de Reya's Mayfair Private appoints new CEO
Alistair Morgan will lead clients through the maze of their affairs with family office services As Spear’s has previously reported,…
ByBBC betrays its tabloid thinking with Cliff Richard 'scoop of the year' bid
Far from taking pride in invading Cliff Richard’s privacy, the BBC should hang its head, says Dominic Crossley of Payne…
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